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Mount St. Michael
Traditional Roman Catholic Parish
St. Michael’s Academy (K - 12)
8500 N. St. Michael’s Rd., Spokane, WA 99217-9333
Parish & School Office - (509) 467-0986 ext. 100
Fax - (509) 467-2425
Rectory - (509) 467-2325
Homepage - http://www.stmichaels.org
3rd Sunday after Epiphany
January 25, 2015
SACRAMENTS
BAPTISM: Please fill out the form available in the vestibule and turn it in to the Pastor
or to the parish office. Reminder: Novus Ordo & non-practicing Catholics
cannot serve as godparents, since they lack the intention of seeing to the traditional Catholic upbringing of children. Please check the Baptismal Form to see the other requirements
of the Church regarding godparents. Baptisms should take place within a month after
birth. A grave reason is needed to delay it beyond then.
PENANCE (Confessions):
SUNDAY
TUESDAY
SATURDAY
1st FRIDAY
7:20-7:50 a.m., 9:50-10:20 a.m., 4:30-4:50 p.m.
7:00-8:30 p.m.
7:30-7:50 a.m., after 8:00 a.m. Mass,
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Half-hour before morning Mass, 5:30-5:50 p.m.
MATRIMONY: For practicing traditional Catholics only. Contact the pastor at least 6
months before the wedding date for marriage instructions. The best man and maid of
honor of the marriage should be Catholics, since they are the official witnesses to the
Sacrament of Matrimony.
HOLY COMMUNION FOR THE SICK: Please arrange with Fr. Bernard. If anyone is
in danger of death, please call either of the priests immediately!
CONFIRMATION: Usually in late May/early June, but may be administered at other
times when Bp. Pivarunas visits, in more urgent cases.
WEEKLY DEVOTIONS
OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP
DEVOTIONS -Every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., with
Rosary and Benediction.
ROSARY - Publicly recited daily at 7:30 a.m., with the special
intention for World Peace.
BLESSING OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES - Every Sunday at the Communion Rail after
each Mass.
BLESSING OF EXPECTANT MOTHERS- Last Sunday of the month in front of the
Fatima Shrine, after the blessing of religious articles.
CHILDREN’S SUNDAY CATECHISM - For students who do not attend St. Michael’s
Academy. 9:30 -10:20 a.m. every Sunday. Consult bulletin board for all pertinent information.
SCRIPTURE STUDY – 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday evenings in Room 226. All adults and
older high school students are welcome to attend. Bring your own Bible. We are currently
studying the third book of Kings.
CANDLES - You may have an eight-day candle lit at one of the beautiful side shrines.
Minimum donation is $6. Please put in the Sunday collection.
STIPENDS - Stipends are not payment for spiritual benefits received, but are an offering
of support for the priest who performs a Sacramental rite or ceremony. The customary
stipends are as follows: Weddings - $100, Baptisms - $25, Mass for your intentions - $20
The backlog for Masses is sometimes 3 months, so please be patient! If the backlog becomes too great, some of them will be sent to other traditional Catholic priests to offer.
Please understand that sometimes this happens.
BABYSITTING: During the 8 & 10:30 a.m. Masses on Sundays - Room 204
ST. MICHAEL’S PARISH
Clergy:
Rev. Fr. Casimir Puskorius, CMRI
cell: 868-5881
Pastor
467-0986, x 114
Rev. Fr. Bernard Welp, CMRI
cell: 868-5867
Assistant Pastor
Rev. Mr. Jorge Linera
467-2325
Deacon In Residence
Parish Secretary
Mrs. Anne Marie Netzel
467-0986, x 100
[email protected]
Facility Manager & Volunteer Coordinator
Sr. Renee Marie, CMRI
467-1077
Accountant & Cemetery Administrator
Mr. Tim Drahman
462-4327 or
[email protected]
467-0986, x 101
Library
Mrs. Melissa Morgan
467-0986, x 115
Adult Catechism Instructor
Sr. Maria Kazimiera, CMRI
467-0986, x 176
[email protected]
ST. MICHAEL’S ACADEMY
Principal - Pre-K - 6th
Rev. Mother Mary Agnes, CMRI
Principal - 7th - 12th
Sr. Marie Vianney, CMRI
School Registrar
Mrs. Anne Marie Netzel
[email protected]
School Uniform Shop
Mrs. Joanna Gilchrist
467-0986, x 118
467-0986, x 110
467-0986, x 100
828-2050
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
Catholic Action Committee
Mr. Bob Tarnowski
464-2332
Confraternity of Christian Mothers - meets on 1st Sat. of month
Mrs. Lorrie Ochoa
467-8577
Confraternity of M.I.Q.- meets on 2nd Saturday of month
Mr. Tom Drahman
487-4115
Handmaids of the Queen Sodality
Sr. Michael Marie, CMRI
467-0986, x 119
Messengers of the Immaculate Heart (gr. 5-8)
Sr. Mary Veronica, CMRI
467-0986, x 154
Children of Mary (gr. 2-4)
Sr. Giovanna Marie, CMRI
467-0986, x 169
Holy Name Society (Ushers)
Mr. Stephen Tarnoczy
922-6064
Knights of the Altar (Altar Servers)
Mr. Paul Scherling
570-8994
Parish Choir
Mr. John Netzel
953-0816
RELIGIOUS CONGREGATION OF MARY IMMACULATE QUEEN
Priests, Brothers, Sisters
Mary Immaculate Queen Center
Mail Order Line
www. cmri.org
www.miqcenter.org
(509) 467-1077
Mass Schedule
Sun., January 25
8:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
3RD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY (Conversion of St. Paul) – Last Day of Chair of Unity Octave
for the living & deceased of Confraternity of Christian Mothers (CCM)
Gianluca Dinaro & D. House
Pro Populo – High Mass
D. Scherling & Z. Gunning
private intention
M. Zver
Mon., January 26
6:40 a.m.
11:05 a.m.
St. Polycarp, Bishop & Martyr
R.I.P. Raphael Gonzalez (T. & A. Phelps)
for priests & for zealous vocations to the priesthood (Alter Christus Confraternity)
Tue., January 27 St. John Chrysostom, Bishop, Confessor & Doctor of the Church
6:40 a.m.
R.I.P. Marilyn Centers (K. Sullivan)
11:05 a.m. (Rectory) in thanksgiving to St. Joseph (M. & P. Dunphy)
7:30 p.m.
Holy Hour
Wed., January 28
6:40 a.m.
Bro. Sebastian
J. Muglia & J. Pulliam
Mr. C. South
Mr. B. Magerl
Mr. J. Scherling, P.J. Scherling & R. Sitzenstock
St. Peter Nolasco, Confessor (St. Agnes, Virgin & Martyr)
R.I.P. Sr. Mary Francisca, CMRI (Rev. Mother)
Mr. P. Sarquilla
Thu., January 29 St. Francis de Sales, Bishop, Confessor & Doctor of the Church
6:40 a.m.
for Robert Ranaldi, Jr. & family (L. Boyer)
11:05 a.m. (Rectory) for Pat Gnadt (J. Farrell)
Mr. C. South
Mr. B. Magerl
Fri., January 30
6:40 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
St. Martina, Virgin & Martyr
COMPLETE ABSTINENCE FROM MEAT
R.I.P. Fr. Jean-Pierre DeSmet, S.J. (214th anniversary of birth)
in thanksgiving for our Catholic School
(Faculty & Students of St. Michael’s Academy) – High Mass sung by Grade School
Bro. Sebastian
S. Welp & D. Pulliam
Sat., January 31
8:00 a.m.
St. John Bosco, Confessor, Founder of Salesians & Special Patron of Catholic Education
for Bob Magerl & family (M. Little)
Mr. P. Scherling & M. Ochoa
Sun., February 1
8:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY (St. Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop & Martyr)
Pro Populo – High Mass
for our children’s godparents (Sitzenstocks)
private intention
Mr. K. Bawden & P. Gilchrist
D. Scherling & G. Sitenstock
T. Migala
LAST WEEK OF JANUARY: Catholic Schools Week
It is customary to set aside a week to reflect on and celebrate the importance of Catholic Education and the necessity of Catholic Schools. We are doing so this
week. It is a great sacrifice to operate and maintain a school without outside funds from the state or society at large, but it is extremely necessary and very much worth
it. This extract from A Manual of Pastoral Theology (pp. 263-266) by Rev. Frederick Schulze, D.D., B. Herder Book Company, 1960 printing, could hardly explain it
better:
Whenever possible a parish should have its own parochial school, a school that is under the immediate supervision of the pastor, where all the children of the parish
receive an elementary education in the secular branches, together with sound religious instruction. The government does not interfere with Catholics erecting their own
schools, but neither does it contribute toward their erection or support; hence the burden falls upon the Catholic body, in particular upon the parents. The fact that our
people have to pay a double tax (the tax for public schools also being demanded of them) shall not be admitted as sufficient ground for not having a Catholic school.
Neither is the priest allowed to neglect the erection of a parochial school, or to close one which exists, under the pretext that it causes him too much extra work. Only a
moral or absolute impossibility (long distance from the church, extreme poverty, etc.) may excuse, at least pro tempore (Second Plenary Council of Baltimore, Title VI).
A priest who has no parochial school in connection with his church will never know the children of his parish, the most precious part of his flock, as he ought to know
them, and he may be forced to see them, one after another, fall away from the faith as they grow older. (emphasis supplied)
A school that professedly excludes religion from its plan of studies, as the public schools do, cannot educate youth in a proper manner, for education is more than
teaching. A man whose intellect and memory are stocked with knowledge may have all the vicious propensities of corrupt nature left in his bosom. Religion alone is able
to correct the lower inclinations of nature. Its influence must, however, be brought to bear on a man while he is young, in childhood, and it must go hand in hand with
the other branches of education, for a tree can be bent only when it is a sapling and not after the trunk has become rigid. The average moral standing of children who
are sent to a public school, where no religion is taught, may not differ greatly from the moral standing of those educated in a Catholic parochial school; but the difference will become noticeable in later life. The former will have little or no power to resist temptations, whereas the latter, through their religious training, will have such
power.
It seems superfluous to discuss the “school question,” as it has been completely settled by the ecclesiastical authorities. Papal encyclicals, both old and recent, and
decrees issued by provincial councils and diocesan synods, particularly by the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, have put an end to all controversy on this point.
Parishes and parents in particular, are strictly bound (sub gravi) to provide for the education of the rising Catholic generation by erecting and maintaining parochial
schools wherever it is not absolutely or morally impossible.
HISTORICAL TRIVIA ABOUT MT. ST. MICHAEL
Fr. Jean-Pierre DeSmet, S.J. was the first Jesuit missionary to the interior of the Pacific Northwest, coming for the first time in 1840. He converted
the Flatheads, the Coeur d’ Alenes, and other native tribes to the Catholic Faith. The anniversary of his birthday is this Friday, January 30. He was
born in Belgium in 1801, and died May 23, 1873, after an exhausting life for the salvation of souls.
DRESS CODE
Out of respect for the Blessed Sacrament, and in keeping with Christian modesty, please observe the following standards of dr ess:
Women and girls—A suitable hat or veil should be used, that covers at least the crown of the head (I Cor. 11:5, 6, 10). No slacks, no sleeveless, revealing, or low-cut clothing (the Marylike Crusade’s standard is that a dress be not cut more than two fingers’ width below pit of throat). Dresses & skirts
should cover knees when you are standing or sitting, and not have long slits in them. Strapless or spaghetti-strap clothing is always sinfully immodest
and should never be worn. Please avoid “straight skirts” as well, since they are usually form-fitting and tight.
Men and boys—Suit coat and tie, dress slacks, or other formal attire. Jeans, shorts, “flip-flops,” and other casual attire are inappropriate for church! Be
sure to also avoid clothing with logos and/or large lettering, as these can be quite distracting.
We welcome all our guests and visitors, and encourage you to read the blue pamphlet “Welcome to the Traditional Latin Mass” (available in the vestibule). It explains why we must completely avoid the modern Mass and liturgies introduced since Vatican II.
HOLY ANGELS CHURCH CLEANING GUILD
Date
Mary’s Side
Holy Family Side
Dusting
Choir Loft Left
Choir Loft Right
Sanctuary
1/31
Quincy Alderson
Colleen Shacklefors
Judy Mazurik
Vanessa Bogensberger
Bethany Bogensberger
Anne Marie King
02/07
Dolores South
Rita Dinaro
Sodality
Suzie Vila
Mariah Vila
Lori Boyer
3rd Sunday after Epiphany — January 25, 2015
CHAIR OF UNITY OCTAVE - Every year, from
the feast of St Peter's Chair at Rome on January 18, to the feast of the Conversion of St.
Paul on January 25, we observe a special
week of prayer for the conversion of nonCatholics to the Faith. The official prayers for
the octave will be prayed after daily Mass.
Please include this all-important intention for
unity in your other prayers, sacrifices and good
works.
R.I.P. DAVID BACA – This housebound parishioner passed away in recent days. Funeral
arrangements by the family are not known at
the present time. Please pray for the repose of
his soul.
BANNS OF MARRIAGE – The Banns of Marriage are announced for the second time for
Nathan Forness and Miss Maria Ochoa, both
members of our parish. If you are aware of any
impediments to this marriage, you are bound in
conscience to notify the pastor as soon as
possible. Please pray for this couple as they
prepare to receive the Sacrament of Matrimony.
SCHOOL HIGH MASSES – The Grade School
and Junior High will sing the 11 a.m. High
Mass on January 30, and this will be the votive
Mass of St. John Bosco, special patron of
Catholic education. The High School will sing
the High Mass on February 2, feast of Candlemas, following the Blessing & Distribution of
Candles and Procession at 10:30 a.m.
SAVE THE DATE, ST. VALENTINE’S DAY
DINNER FOR MARRIED AND ENGAGED
COUPLES — Saturday, February 14th at 5
p.m. pray the Rosary, hear a short sermon and
renew your marriage vows and enjoy a sumptuous dinner with your spouse at 6 p.m. The
cost is $60 per couple and more information
will follow soon. For reservations, please contact the parish secretary at 467-0986 x 100 or
Sr. Marie Vianney at 467-0986 x 110.
PRIEST TRAVELS – Fr. Bernard is on Mass
circuit to Montana and other places this weekend. Next weekend, Fr. Casimir will be taking
Fr. Gerard McKee’s place in southern California, while Fr. Gerard goes on Mass circuit to
Central America.
MARDI GRAS MUSICAL TALENT SHOW –
To have some fun for the parish before Lent
begins, we will have a parish-wide talent show
on February 15, the Sunday before Lent begins, after the 10:30 a.m. Mass, in the parish
hall. All presentations must be approved by Fr.
Casimir in advance. Only musical or spoken
pieces, please. Contact him or fill out the form
available in the vestibule. Deadline for submissions is Noon on Friday, February 13 – no
exceptions!
SENIOR MONTHLY RAFFLE—the class of
2015 is sponsoring a 50/50 raffle. The winner
will receive half the proceeds! This fundraiser
will occur every month and the winning ticket
will be drawn after the 10:30 Mass on the last
Sunday of each month. Thank you for helping
us fund our trip to England!
THANK YOU—to all those who continue to
support our Alter Christus Confraternity. During 2014 we received enough donations to
have 12 Masses offered for priests. The donation box and information about the Alter Christus Confraternity are located on the right side
of the confessional.
OBLIGATION TO HEAR A COMPLETE MASS
(reprinted in January, 2015 Seminary Newsletter “Adsum”)
By David Granfield, O.S.B.
Question: Could you give me a brief set of rules useful in instructing the faithful concerning the time that must be spent at Mass in order to fulfil the precept?
Answer: The basic rule is that one must attend a complete or integral Mass under pain
of sin. If a notable part either in terms of quantity or dignity is omitted, the sin will be
mortal. The following are the main gravely serious omissions:
A. From the beginning of the Mass to the Offertory inclusive.
B. From the beginning of the Mass to the Epistle, inclusive, plus from the
Communion to the end.
C. From the beginning of the Canon to the Consecration.
D. The Consecration.
E. From the Consecration through the Pater Noster.
If a person has missed a part of the Mass, he can and should satisfy his obligation
by being present at the same part of a subsequent Mass on the same day. A Mass going on at the same time [i.e. at a side altar] would not suffice. The Masses must be
successive, not simultaneous.
If a person comes late for the last Mass, he must stay till the end if he comes before the consecration, since he can fulfill his obligation essentially. There is a split in
opinion as to whether or not he is bound to remain if the consecration has already
taken place.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Online Parish Calendar link – http://goo.gl/CmgWA or Hear from us by Twitter @MSMParish
2015 – Mt. St. Michael’s Centennial!
February 2
February 3
February 5
February 11
FEAST OF THE PURIFICATION B.VM. (Candlemas Day) – 10:30 a.m.
Blessing & Distribution of Candles, Procession, High Mass with incense sung
by Sisters & High School choirs
Feast of St. Blaise – Blessing of Throats after 6:40 a.m. & 11:05 a.m.
Masses, also after the 7:30 p.m. Holy Hour
Nathan Forness – Maria Ochoa wedding – 4 p.m.
Our Lady of Lourdes (100th Day of the School Year!)
CENTENNIAL OPEN HOUSE – At the historic
Centennial Open House last weekend, we had
204 guests, of whom 31 were parishioners. We
had an amazing turnout of volunteer staff from
both parish and school. 34 were adult volunteers, and 31 were student volunteers from the
High School and Junior High (68% participation
from high school, and 75% participation from
junior high). Thank you all, volunteers. Very
proud and pleased with your efforts!
$1,115.45 was collected, which will be
used as seed money for additional Centennial
events and when the year is over, the remainder
will go towards our large restoration projects. It’s
a small drop in the bucket, but we have to start
somewhere, and as the saying goes, “God
helps those who help themselves.”
The spirit of cooperation and help was
amazing, and the Open House was a great
outreach to the local community. We heard
many great comments, compliments and positive feedback from the visitors. Thank God we
were able to share our traditional Catholic faith
and values with those who came.
January is the Month of the
Holy Name of Jesus.
PARISH SICK – These parishioners are greatly
ailing and are in special need of your prayers: Al
Bevacqua, Patricia Callon, Leon Carpenter, Mario
Chodorowski, Irene Cram, Nichole Drahman, Tony
Engleton, Dan Feldkamp, Brian Green, John
Griffen, Teresa Magerl, Frank Medina, Vince & Alice
Mellaci, Alan & Karen Port, Theresa Scherling,
Virginia Scherling, Sharon Seale, Bob Tarnowski,
Anna Turney, Mike Wagner, Dan Welp, Larry
Walker, David Womochil, Michelle Woods.
ST. IGNATIUS LIBRARY SCHEDULE
Open every M-W-F from 8:30 to 3 p.m.
Call 467-0986 x 115 for an appointment.
“In every gift show a cheerful countenance, and sanctify thy tithes with joy. Give to the Most High according to what he hath given to thee, and with a good eye
do according to the ability of thy hands: for the Lord
maketh recompense, and will give thee seven times as
much.” (Ecclesiasticus 35:11-13)
REMEMBER MT. ST. MICHAEL IN YOUR WILL – The
following wording is suggested, but do clarify it with
an attorney or financial planner: “I give, devise and
bequeath to the Congregation of Mary Immaculate
Queen, Inc., the sum of _______ dollars (or
____________ percent of the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate), to be used by said Washington
corporation for religious, charitable, or educational
purposes.”
Sunday Collection for Jan. 18, 2015
Weekly Tithe
$3,297.03
Weekly Budgeted Needs
$5,611.00
2015 Total Tithe Collected $9,781.70
YTD Budgeted Needs
$14,351.96
St. Anthony’s Poor Box
$152.44
Rosary & Scapular Guild
$ -0 -
Russian Parish
$ -0 -
AED Challenge
$1050.00
Thank you for your support!
MARY IMMACULATE QUEEN PARISH
PARISH GUILDS
15384 North Church Road Rathdrum, Idaho 83858
Fr. Benedict Hughes, Pastor (208) 687-0290
Secretary - Mrs. Tiffany Longo - 474-9619
[email protected]
MASS SCHEDULE
DIVINE WORSHIP GUILDS:
Sunday, January 25: Third Sunday after Epiphany
7:00 am MIQ – Intentions of Father Anthony
9:00 am MIQ – Pro Populo
Boston
– RIP Marilyn Centers (#25)
Monday, January 26:
7:00 am SJS
– For the Holy Souls in Purgatory (Victoria
Vaillancourt)
Private
– RIP Marilyn Centers (#26)
Tuesday, January 27:
7:00 am SJS
– RIP Marilyn Centers (#27)
11:00 am MIQ – For Bill Bunch and the Holy Souls (Norells)
Wednesday, January 28:
7:00 am SJS
– RIP Francis T. Eagan (Bill Eagan)
Private
– RIP Marilyn Centers (#28)
Thursday, January 29:
6:30 am MIQ – RIP Holy Souls (O’Hara family)
11:00 am MIQ – RIP Marilyn Centers (#29)
Friday, January 30:
7:00 am SJS
– RIP Marilyn Centers (#30)
Private
– In honor of Saint Joseph for CMRI and the needs of
MIQ Parish
Saturday, January 31:
8:00 am MIQ – RIP Richard Peppela (Marilyn Stypa)
Private
– RIP Holy Souls (O’Hara family)
Sunday, February 1: Third Sunday after Epiphany
7:00 am MIQ – RIP Holy Souls (O’Hara family)
9:00 am MIQ – Pro Populo
Boston
– RIP Marilyn Centers (#25)
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487-3541
Our Lady of Fatima Guild (Apostolic Works)
Mr. Dave Fuire
482-9000
Our Lady of Lourdes Guild (Grotto)
Mrs. Eileen Urann
465-4920
Our Lady of the Rosary Guild (Rosary/Scapular making)
Mrs. Shelly Johnson
844-7936
Our Mother of Perpetual Help Guild (Visit the dying)
Mrs. Mary Tarrell
270-6278
Sacred Heart Guild
Mrs. Andrea Green
924-3074
St. Anne’s Guild (Vestment Repair)
Mrs. Ann Parent
465-0403
St. Joseph Guild (Altar Flowers)
Call Parish Office
467-0986
St. Therese Guild (Altar Linens)
Mrs. Ines Wagner
496-2999
St. Wenceslaus Guild (Host baking)
Mrs. Amy Gilchrist
467-0986 x 111
WORKS OF MERCY GUILDS:
Holy Souls Guild (Cemetery)
Mr. Tim Drahman
462-4327
Mater Dolorosa Guild (Wakes)
Mrs. Rachael Lentes
993-3956
Our Lady of Good Counsel (Phone Committee)
Mrs. Delia Vila
467-2945
St. Francis Guild (Grounds)
Bro. Sebastian
467-2325
St. Gerard’s Guild (Dinners for Families of Newborns)
Mrs. Ronette Lodgard
466-4772
St. Isidore’s Community Garden
Mr. Ed Knoll
467-0986
St. Philomena Guild (Parish Socials)
Vacant, needs a chairman
St. Zita Guild (Sunday meals for Rectory)
Mrs. Judy Farrell
464-3052
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